Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
When spraying vegetation substrate, there’s always the worry that it might get washed away by rain, isn’t there?
What do you do in situations like that?
It's hard to cut the buds early on before it rains, isn't it? lol
If the weather is right, it can sometimes grow a full week’s worth in one go, but that’s not usually the case.
As long as it holds out until the inspection, there won't be a problem, but if it rains heavily before then, we're in trouble, aren't we?
Personally, I’d prefer a day when it isn’t raining, followed by a few days of sunshine after the spraying, but I can’t really be that picky.
SoUse a generous amount of glue (adhesive)!
If you add too much glue, it'll get rock-hard lol
But grass will definitely grow! (As long as the soil is suitable for growth and there’s no wildlife damage.)
After all, grass grows even on asphalt and concrete.
It’s not like it won’t grow just because of some glue.
And it's better than running the risk of being dismissed before the exam.
Since there's a two-year warranty against defects, let's just make sure it's rock-solid for now.
The opposite risk is unlikely to occur, but if it rains even for a single day, moisture will seep in.
If you do that, they'll grow in nicely.
Glue is the key to preventing leaks in the early stages!
Let's add a little extra!
Be especially careful of sudden rain, especially during the upcoming rainy season.
See you later.
